my mite itithialee honor-min bivalent:
WWW”. obli-
“Minimal-at“ will»
adveoeeeaotiieaneewenyeryeei
byeateoomeoheery pain-
“dip“
yeertbe m '9". about
ideally divided mm beanie and no-
Mae Than havebeeuetaady seine
at town heehe nonlleenae column, until
“lithe ofthe 168 towns \oted no-
Rennie Tide yeate requli oarriee the
Mae bank to elm-six no lioenae.
‘ eighty-two heed-a. themaluion but
year being ninetr’eeren noboen‘ee eo'
meaty-one lieeuee.
The latent deare- ao far received of
the vote on the constitutional amend-
ment that maheehnofledae of the Eu-
. clieh language a requisite of citizenship
ehowalaaioaitylorthe amendment of
41,189.‘
lay alum were Illegal
Although the Republicans of Siam-
totd were enooeeaiul by majorities from
one to 500. the Democrats aeeert that no
Republican Till Til!!! elected. heoaoee all
the Republican ballot: were illegal. In
the printing of the Republican ticket
plea old ater wae need for the bonding.
The Demooraia any they will take the
my to the m.
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There ia Iothinc eo Good.
There launching junta-[nodes Dr.
King‘s New Diaeovery tor Consumption
Gauche and Golds. ea, demanditend do
not permit the dealertoeell you acme
enhuieate. He will notolailn than ia
anything better, but inordereo make
more profit he may claim methionine
inhejoet‘aaaood. Yonwanebr.
Klara blew Dieeovery boonnae you know
it lobe pie and reliable. and guaranteed
to do good or money refunded. For
Gauche, Golda. Consumption and for all
elections of Throat. Cheat and Loose.
there in nothing In good ae Dr. King'-
New Dieeovery. Trial bottle free at E
ii. Piaieiod‘adrog atone. Regular nine.
eon. and ll.
A few weehe ago the editor was taken
with a very severe cold that onueed him
to be in a moat Ini'eerable condition
it was undoubtedly a bad one of in
urine and recognizing“ ea dangerous
he took immediate etepa ho lain: about
a apaedy cure. From the “We
at Uhamberlain'e Conch Remedy and
the many good recommendations in-
cluded therein. we concluded to mate a
“main! lbetnedioina. To eaythat
it true eaeieiautory to lie reunite. la
putting it very mildly. indeed. it acted
like magic and the reeult wee a speedy
and permanent. care. We have no heel-
,taooy in recommending thin excellent
(Touch Remedy to anyone afflicted with
a cough or cold in any torn—«The
Banner oi Liberty. hibertytown. Mary-
land. The if: and «'20 cent aim for aulo
by u. U. BtllietnI.
.w . .n my.-..~m..—
A pain in the oheat la nature'a warn
M it threatened.
i
. pen a pieae or flannel with Chain--
berialn'a Pain Baimand hind over the
eeet of vein. and another-on the bank be-
tween the ebonleeae. ead we.» rein!
williellow laid byii ii. llflaen
‘* mil! he‘eieimed {to have received a
~ . beaotliul diamond ring with three very
. duly exploited in the papers.
‘ . ly. and he would often nae the ferry
are out
We. in indie and yenetahlaa. in
clean. in‘oaaae, on the been or car—
I'ler pinion: and even buried in men a
deal edit the manner of the Redir-
thudiamond thieves.
“But the man who did the elioheat
William's. without ever bola; unspoiled.
told me aboutit atterwarde. lie woe
enliven detective who had aorved
with treat credit. {Shortly before re-
turn atouea, team a New Yorker for
weed: he had been able to save a good
deal of money. It was certainly a
”hidden! riot and the matter was
He pro-
leased to be riding a private business.
that took him names the river frequent
three or rm times a day. lie always ‘
wore the- dueling ring and i looked at
it every day lot months. Yet that fol»
low wee making big money imuxgllng
diamonde.
"How? Why. he bud II paste ring
mule exactly like the genuine one. He
would Wear the paste one over. leave
it to be not with dihrnondo, wear them
back. have them replaced with paste.
and thou carry on the game right bc~
fore our admiring eyes. We never
suspected the rascal."
VALUABLE ADVICE FROM THE BENCH
lilo Binleyked and the Legal lie-unlea-
li-n o! the Julian was saved.
A country justice had been elected
but. a few days. when a young lawyer
rushed in and demanded a capias. Now,
that justice did not know a rapids
(mm a police cell. but. he disliked to
admit his ignorance. So he said.“
“Now. see here. my friend. You are
'a young lawyer. and. i fear. lack ex—
perience. i would advise you not to
he too hasty. Don‘t be in II hurry.
Walt twenty-(our hours and than. if
you think best. come to me. and i will
give you n. cupias."
The young lawyer agreed and went
away. 'The justice spent the remain-
der oi the day getting acquainted with
the writ called copies. Whoa the.
limb of the law appeared the next
morning. the court felt himself quail“-
fled to. lune oapinnes by the brshel.
Before he oouid speak. the young
lawyer lurid.w
"Mr. Justice. you were right. i was
too hasty. l have that mailer lined up,
all right and do not need a Cit-pitta. l
have come to thank you for tho good
advice. and have alto brought you the
two dollars too you would have re-
coired for the capitol. as i don't want
you to lose. by your good daml."
lie emu away believing the justice
to be a paragon of good sense and lo»
sol lore.
EARLY AMERICAN BISHOPS.
they Wore obliged he Traejei to iundun
[or Con-erratum.
The London New. writing u! the‘
conference of the Angliran prclnioe ro-
coolly hold at inmlmlh. anye;
"iloiorc tho war of tlu- American in—
depondouto the American Episcopal-
lab 2; who were Hillllqltfiil with the Eng-
llab chuuh were now-r sufitucd to
hate ii lilohop amount them. but rc-
qulucd under the Jill‘lndlcilmt or thr-
lilobop of London. 'l'hc rite of com
llrmniiou was unknown. and every
candidate for ordination was obliged to ‘
travel to England. Out of fifty-two
candidates who came from America
for ordination lu I767. ion died on the
voyage. At length. after the. trailed
Sluice had been declared indopomlont,’
lir. Soabury was ordained Blahop of
Connecticut by the l’rituua and liieb-
ups of fiooilund. the prclutce of the
lcnulleb t-huroh having reload to con-
rier-rate him."
Wiene- aml lieutenant.
l! aciouilaiu vould hare lholr own
way. the world would soon be a very
dull treadmill oi eniateuac. All It Mm
they are eruehiee out many at the lay-
oua curtains and hublte that have atood
TOI' eeoturloa.
Joel now there la walllun and Ina-h-
ing of teeth emetic the brldoa. and the
bridea to be. In the iinuarlau diatrlet
of Alloid. become the government baa
interfered with their wedding ulna. it
hae alarm been one at the lanai ena-
. tome tor a bride to «nab a comb the
hair at hot aueaie. who a turn put
some of money into the baala or water
at“,
«an unnieaeani duty. perhane. but
what will It woman not do tor the ealte
at a dowry? album datum have de«
clued lhai the. reauli oi title in e
aereadlna oi dim and the govern
Iaent lieeit lieu not a atop to the new
«I
w‘ hemmed
‘ warm amt.
have a uterine in the he at eene
mini. lie net rout-i «neonatal my
neither ahirit it when it la laid upon
no the dad's head to «are ma-
.» .19..
when and Mien where you lanai ea-
] “attenuate. weatherman;
.;. 75.75. WW
l
matrimudtnuaim’
“Wm manpower
piannaaea woultpayeweb
limo... W“
glad to expinln to her the intricacies
oi the piano. and make her familiar
with its eonstruction; particularly
when he thiolu aha might, in .retprn.
be able to nail name at her cuatomera
a piano. for which, by the way, she
would set a communion. Small re7
pairs are easily taught. , The trlnglus
of the wires and the proper treatment
of the felt of the human and other
parts in anon learned. and after a abort
course of practice on acute old piano
standing at the back of a atore. n pl-
ano inner can alert out on her career.
The outfit is not expennive. A key.
a tuning fork. bite of leather and. fell.
a low ordinary tools. such an hammer.
piles and screwdriver, are all that are
neceuanry. 'nnd can be carried in a
small satchel. 'ihero in one thing.
however. the 1.»: indispensable. it a
woman has no: a grad our, she had bet-
ter leave {lune twins to some one
oiec.-—~St. Louis Glob-2 Democrat.
‘mlugnrut r. damn.
Summer visitors. it Ems been nup-
poscd. were a welcome addition to
country life. When boarders. the
money they loft with the farmers
amounted in the aggregate to a very
considerable amount which made the
native-3’ lives let-rs onerous in many
ways, and when they were collagen;
their contribluiouu to village improve-
moot 1m; is and enterprises of a like
public clam. were supposed to be as
beneficial as contribution to foreign
mission; Apparently there has been
a eerioua mistake about the summer
visitors. for on liai’ from being apostles
at light. the ro:.;;it of their coming has
been an disastrouz. ethically as though
they had Trail emlaaarioe of the
Evil Ono. Th1». startling and moat uno
rompiimouinry How of the summer
visitor is sold :o be held by all obserr.
in: country inliilfilni‘ii. and they would
welcome, it is said. any diapenaatlou
which would protect their book: from
the contaminating influence oi city
folk. The contact. even her a few
weeks. with idle people who entertain
may house parties on Sundays. and who
bicycle ride and play golf on that day.
begets in the rural mind a contempt for
honest uoli-rouwct toil, and indiitcr-
once to the command to keep holy the
Sabbath day. The standards set up are
. distint lly n or ithltalwmorIey-gcttiug.
iazluoas.«7\'oguv.
pleaaur lug Iii.
Women my Piano 'l‘unera.
With childlt-n. as with adults. ubztl
they [influx-‘5 ought Io be recognized us
being absolutuy their own. lint. Ibiu
is very far from bolus the raw. Sumo.
mm a grown—up porn-on hon ilt't‘tl oi
iii'llli‘ unicio belonging in a “bikini
wiulIctt it in be given to smut» other
child. and the I‘lsllilul owner in «to
rouxod and blamed and ultnnu-d mi in
be actually mmpollod to give up the ma
lirie. in mute ratios it is taken ulib.
out uniting. ‘
No grown portion would he treated
Ibus. and no t'lllld ought to bo. nor
would b». by any rarelultur who rould
cuter sympathetically into the feelings
of the child.
Duo ought to rcupoct the rights (I!
property where i‘ ildreu ‘uro murorncd
us scrupulously us with grown people;
Hilary.
and when this in luteilluouily tluuu, the .
children timnwcivou noon learn to rcr-
uuulzo lboec riuhtu with ono auollror.
and quarrel» baits-coo them are raduvud
to a. minimum. But if. on the «dim
liiiiiil. the child‘a own rights are rutlI~
lonely Irompelod upon by tboeo who"
In- In taught to rounder bla lnialllidt
tumour-m. ii is only natural that he. in
.bbt turn. ubould learn to trample as
lrutbieauly on tho l'l.illl oi‘ album-77
Philadelphia ledger.
MW
study «I IihtidNa'a lire».
lib-la at the awkwtrd use. which in
alumni to date but which every mother
ltnowa so well. about. he dreaeed vet-y
careiully. ea or not to look all lent and
feet. and be at ii loan to know what to
do with their Millie. ll‘or oeriain typaa
a quaint and pictureeoae eiyie III eh
Motive, white for other: eevereet elm
about in the Iaeat aauoaeeinl method at
genuine livery child ehouid be atoll.
led tier one. her manor. her Valli
has complexion. eyes. hair and liner:
ahauld be taken into account. It her
brother denim her mood an an to
enter manual «or» or «who her
med potato. and the m la well
worth the roadie. as children are at
Will “their mm. wit and
dingo-lune by the elethee they wanna
one entity prone by noting the am e
ehilrtaaeatheeuheahaarehauml
aeieue at being well Mwauam
1.3.. W and IM- lie “the are» m Waterloo ammonium.
1 mainly. lie bee nee tar you me-
W
l M M! M...”
"litre wouldh‘ i team the yuan“...
the Mannie one call be war a m
Willi)! '
areal «been. The amount at atrenath
demanded la quite within the powere at
meet women alter a little traininl. Pl-
ano tuning can be made to give an ex-
cellent return, alnee papilla: to the
condition of the plane, from 81 to 33
in paid for putting the lnatrumeut in
order, and three hour- iI more than
moat piano tuners think it uoceaanry to
”bend on doing an. Any piano-mak—
er a! a woman's aouualotance will be
enod with a strip of material. The
bodice inundation is tilted to just be-
low the waist: ‘over this the material
in arrauxed. the attendees bark being
pleated to meet in the centre, (lien
stitched to the inundation at the union.
The front foundation fastens down the
centre with books. the left side being
covered to the perforated line with
maioriai. The full right ovcrfront ie
gathered and secured at the neck and
waist. where it slightly droopy. it is:
trimmed lengthwise from tho shoulder
with two gathered irills oi material.
and decorated with mm smart bows
of ribbon. Under the edge of this it
fastens invisibly with books. aloo on
the shoulder. Thoneck is completed
with n collarobnnd, headed with It trill-
ed collar of material. A full band of
the some neateue. the waist. The coat
sleeves are cut in one with the pull.
the toluene being gathered and ac-
cured on the inside. where the back
seam terminates. and the toluene at
the top la- gathered into the armhole.
’l‘bo wrist in nentened with a irilied
cud or material. and finished with it
twist and bow at ribbon 8 to lo yurdo
or 31-inch acphyr and 2% .Vartls of
ribbon will be required. The pullern
in in 13 baron-halt trout, aide gore
and back core of ultiri. hall (rout. un—
derarm eldepiope and back of bodice
loundaiion. tuil‘ ovorfrout and ball
back of bodice. hall dollar-baud. irillcd
collar. hall lull waistband. upper rand
under part of «out sleeve out in one.
with puff and Irillod oulf
A Mothor‘a afoul“.
.\ dreony and lmrorulug deuign 1:;
hora illustrated. made: or drab cloth 0!
u light loxturc, lined with shot silk,
and irimmml with lli‘i‘Orlllflii‘lili‘iiltrtl
rill: and min ribbon. It in out in one
and fitted emoIbly to the neck without
durlu. Tb:- inwcr put-I ht trimmed nil
round with u mil of ncmrtiinII-pluaiod
ilik. hooded Milt u [nix-pleating of ill“-
iu ribbon. The neck in r ”undated
withn ripple collar at double cloth,
lotiommim
outlined with attaching, and nr~
pound in llubm over a rucbo of m.
rordlou~ploated ullh. which b: cull:
:luuod in a cascade down each am» at
lentil. wharo it lantern in the centre
invlelbly with books. A pretty bow
of ribbon in moored on each eouldor,
Uri. yards at 0" inch t-iutb will be I'o‘
uulrad, ills yards of ddoioch ullk for
platinum and a yarde ot nutlu ribbon
The pattern is in tour part» bull oi
Jib" and collar. which eouabuu or
three abound tom.
No wait it than til nimplo mum and
Widenily trout a far diuluucc. and no
Ihad wandered lute a lane our mum»
am. The attendant found hint-mull
ill. with lutereei at a meteorite. umi ho
wired the attendant what u Willi
"Tm. " aald tile attendant. “la a nun
Melba" '
"l-lutb. Whete'dil come tram?"
"it. tell iron! the airy."
"liall near item"
“No. it tell an a tam out In the
WMTH'." i
"Anybody bum"
"lie. there one nobody alum wbtm
it fell.”
“than here been. W."
it”
poiiem .
earner do reputation as
and TM
forI Fall Inna 'In to be seen
of areal/on! quality at 25c.
mate right. Thai' 0 the rule at Mergs' corner:
We Still MEIGS & (o
Sfuifgerler' s. ' . ., ‘ 9
”will“ empower. com
SioaeInan' s.
Lazome and
Ned/Ice! Underwear.
wan the Plane/or Iu‘
again it panama
tac.mcui
Two in lite in the
walk. Glen.
c. c. men a on. General a
8: State street, New London.
PURE—WTE—FLOATTNG
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the
purest and best materials known to the soapmaker's
art and that money m buy.
The Soap of the Century
Sold everywhere in on: quality and three convenient sizes,
for the toilet. bath and laundry.
leeie.~ leehl.
aunt-amid hummer commotion n
In W "enter. ma
«om even want. ' '
‘lwdeuiem of, the “(venetian
‘ nee/m ll» pal-
term to tile Wane ondiole all of each
[ddl' a like! lure gmn Helge'
tlnf bail for-
niah’elq We aim between Baefon
w .
We flunk you, View” of our ee/eehane
priced at 50c fol-"bond bows. folded fies. aide end
flee. Lin-bonds. lacks. pads and Imparld/l’.
our pnde in our clothing reputation forbids our eel/mg
any but the beef gloves. Gloves that are {nu/1, we
Open Monday. Friday one
Saturday evenings.
III: cotuueIa
nan Loon
Embodioa tilegood (natures oi the other
prominent writing machines: indeed. it.
do not. all writing in sight. permaneul
all; nmcnto and automatic accounting an
(in Exhibitlenei Irene’e leuneee team
lrewe'a Iaeiaeee College. mete. leeih let
- lot deli - - Harvard Gall
NEW STYLEQ.
'i'hepmporlluuii iuludlee on i gem s ialllooiwear. Compare out Lilil‘
dreu' a edhooi about with othere
diet lieu
" STO E
now.
Moat/y :
Some
- all
paper. but the
I Would not
out-plea in ,
about $2.000 thee
talked a ‘
houliiitii, and!
'I’YI’EWIII'TEIIp
'Improvelnonte " The n
udyanteuges which they
Sentinel Wee.
gents for Coon.
it" 5!'
lmeih.
I...
000 Tor harem
$150,000 ram
were as his all ’
amount: new. and
thought I van '
time i paid llii
publishinl lulled
story which ended
‘t ontinued next w,
ledger},
publishing ‘ two
the readers thontht:
get the whole atory in ,
then at the clone 08 the .
ment stated that W _ M
in; continuation in flit
this rapidly incroleed .
rising is to have ”It , '
unlike thoee tit-ally m _
played, this Is «an lake!
My advertisement!” wane ‘
inal. they attracted alien
i must use lower
award that I would not.
repeated one antenna ‘
new story over and em
extent at new!!! «inane
break. .
out. to the edae at the
without regard to tho . ,
words. and the next day R . .
columns of solid type ill . . ..
The advertisement wee '
striking the Herald had
after that Mr. Bennett
could do an 1 plant). "
the i‘ribnne refund he
in tho prickly. _
this and sent. m .
would alwaya at
mauled. l
llnhed an
a page oppoaiio
mattcr.
instances of adv .
Li'iu'lt‘d attention. but
One of the great new! oil
bellow. is to first he” I
and then to advertlne ii- .
people cannot help “twill
have ii."
ouo of his oolored held M
ought to bc laying up . .
i pay mo 50 can“ a day.’
llvo on do bulancelu-Allanie.
iuI‘Ion.
Wlii‘l\ of them blamed
rilllll Furmcr iinyrieka. ll ,
t'oul (lH‘l‘ the Tool of till ‘
wife.
blow out the nae.
omit" those folks burn it w . .7
to run up their bill! 03 m
comlu' tol"—-illeveillid
ldid tolerance
Ill
‘One of the em
The Tm ,
Ir.-
i could jinn
A Colored W
sold a W"
John
‘Yos sub."
'inl how much do you w
it!" .
“Widow -ll\o cents, null."
"ls that all. '" ‘
"Good gracious. Marlo Tom!
(if
N .. WWW..-“
The" Hut We to m
"lion: 5 some more 01' 7
'(iooduoesi Where!" ..
.‘i‘lclcu a sign win; “3“
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I don‘t know what thin
ambled at the I‘m
Young Jouruailat—wl ' ’
have. some advice on lab .
pcwupupor antebellum. .
Veteran Editor» _ J
you've come to the ‘ 7
am only the editor oi . ‘ ”
tor (consult one ill I,”
Omaha Union.
Womb"
Patron? John. T we
at bomb (or a tee! .
JohnmNoli aur. hail‘ea
th’ chapel. .
firmwmmmlfll‘.
alone ”there on m
John-«Me. our: ‘
eredo obeep a loan
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